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SINCE LAST OCTOBER L have suffered
from acute Inflammation in my nose
and head-often in the night having to
get up aud inhale salt and water for re-
lief. Ny eye has been, for week at q
time. SO | could not see. l have used
20 end of remedies, also employed q
doctor, who said it was impure blood
but [ got no help. fused Ely's Cream
Balm on the recon- endation OF q
friend. l was fai.hless, but in few
DAYS was cured. Ny nose now, and
also my eye is we'll. 1t is wonderful
how quick it helped me.-Mss. GEoBeIk
s. JUDsoN, hartford, Conn. Easy to use
Price 80 cents.
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Gould and Mackay's scheme.

New YORK, July 23.-The talk arising
from the alleged conferences between
Messrs. Gould and Mackay, for the
purpose of bringing about consolida-
ton of the telegraph interests, was re-
vived in Wall Street to-day, owing to
the stories published this morning that
negotiations for the termination of the
telegraph war by the consolidation of
the Commercial Gable Company with
the Western Union were pending.
These stories are denied by President
De Castro, of the Commercial Cable
Company, who says. however, that he
does not think the cable war can last a
great deal longer, and that whenever a
settlement is made, the Commercial
Cable will faithfully carry out its guar
antee to the public.
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PERSONAL.

w. w. RITTER went south yesterday
HYRUM STEWART, of Kaysville, was in
the CITY yesterday.
THE FAMILY of DR.. H. E. Grow are
rustlcating on the Weber.
D. B. BRINToN came up from Big
Cottonwood yesterday.
RICHARD HOWE, of South Cotton
wood, was in town on Saturday.
MAYOR ARMSTRONG is wooing TIE
bre ezes at his cottage in Mountain
Dell.
10. BARLOW, of the police force,
went south to Spanish Fork yesterday
to attend the funeral services OF his
uncle, Zebedee COltrIn.
Il NJ. WELLS, ]. D. Spencer, II. 6.
Whitney and Miss Taluls Young spend
the holiday at Brighton's, returning
Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Died.

We very much regret to chronicle the
death in this city, at pm, yesterday,
OF Mrs. II. NJ. Bond. The lady had
been lying seriously i'll for several days,
but it was not thought her illness would
Bond a a have As the hgsDsnd M5
the entire aU community MN in bis sad be-
reavement. Mrs. Bond was daughter
of Mrs. Harris, a sister of the Harris
Brothers. of Ogden, and a niece of
Hon. D. II. Peery. She was pleasant,
agreeable lady, and most highly es-
teemed by her many friends.
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Attaching tho opera Company.

New YORK, July 23.-Taking ad-
vantage of the fact that the National
Opera Company is q foreign corpora
ton, having been incorporated under
the laws of New Jersey, Theodore
Thomas has commenced action for the
amount due him by attachment against
its property il this State, in the supreme
court. The complaint of 1hsmas al
leges that he was to receive $24 800 as
musical director Of the company from
December 1st, 1886. to June 18th, 1887.
of this sum $lS $40 is due, and for this
he sues.
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The b so. Deal.

New YORK, July 23.-Hoadley, Lau-
terbach and Johnson, counsel for Ives
& Co., state that the papers in the
Garrett suit will not be done till the
tgenty days allowed by law have ex-
pired. A friend of Ga rett's who was in
the company during most of the time,
said Ives & Co. would be treated by
Garrett the same as any other contract
ing party. They had made contract
and failed to keep it. Garrett ssys he
will not sell his stock to them on any
terms. OF the payments made Garrett
will keep all he has q title to.
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Sunday School Excursion .

The Second Ward Sunday schoo
has made arrangements Tor CHEAP
excursion to Salt Lake tomorrow. The
fare for the round trip will be S1.25 and
the excursioDists will be admitted to
Fuller's Gardens free. The train vii
leave Ogden at 8 O'Clock on the Utah
Central, arriving at the capital at 8 20
Returning the train leaves Salt Lake al
40, and will reach OGDEN at 8. 10 p. IN.
This gives the Sunday school children a
nice chance to visit Salt Lake and have
pleasant time there on Pioneers Day,
instead of going to the Lake or some
other spot. A large crowd will prob
ably go and a pleasant time be spent
by all.
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Cricket.

For some time past there has been
game of cricket pending between the
lovers of the English sport, who reside
in the Third Ward OF this city, and a
team made up from the rest OF the city.
Preliminarles have been all arranged
aud Pioneer Day has been selected a.
the time and Lester Park as the place
for the contest. To give vim to the oc-
casion and make the day more interest
ing a picnic and concert ball WILL be
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The Dried Fruit Crop.

S.P. Teasdel draws the attention of
all who are drying fruit this year to the
fact that he is paying the highest mar
ket price for apric3ts, peaches, Plums
etc. HIS wagon will call at any address
in the city .=Mr. Tessdel is the pioneer
merchant in the dried fruit business
and the great bulk of the Utah product
finds its market through his hands.
Everyone interested Should read his
announcement in The HERALD.
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American NabObs.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Ameng the pas
sengers on the Etruria, which sailed for
Liverpool, were Robert Garrett and
Chsuncey NJ. Depew. Ex-Governor
Aiger, of Michigan. is also a passenger.
Depew said he had an invitation to
visit Carnegie, Scotland, which he in
tended to accept, and he would likely
see Blaine.
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given in the evening in So y Hall on
Fourth Street. Ogd5n hold the pensnt
as champion cricketfHS an the game
Will doubtless be very lntere ting. The
score is awaited with feveri b anxiety.
The PLAYERS will be selected from the
following gentlemen:
OGDEN-George Parker. (csptain.) n. J
ThOmas. n. Thomas, William ughsn,
en-. Burton, Char e. X 1t, Mo 4 nOmas.
Will am Mo lie, Edwa Mon nth Ga nuel
l,rvsde. J 5. Morley, I. B hvsn-. and Will
liam Jackson.
THIRD WARD-John Slit (cs in.l A.
Smu tn waite, Thorn Smuf hWait-. 81. G..
Smur, hwaiie, William Haddenh m. -. B.
5h pley.. George Shepey. hsrles 7hepley,
Matthew Shepley, John Sh' ". Henry
Jackson. JOB Read, nd James SmurthWaite-
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ChesB.

BERLIN, July 23.-In'the international
chess tournament at Frankfort, yester-
day. Burn defeated Merger, Gottshall
defeated Fritz, Harmonist defeated
Blackburn Mackenzie defeated Paul
sen, Schallop defeated English, and
TaCb, nhaus defeated Schiffers. The
games between Alpin and Berger, Bar
deleben and Tsrrusn, and Metzger and
ZuckertOrt, were drawn
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The New Torpedo Boats.

WASHINGTON, July % The Secretary
of the Navy has signed an advertise
ment inviting proposals for the con-
struction of hrst-class topedo boats of
the best and most modern designs, con-
structed of steel of domestic manufac-
ture, and to have the highest attainable
speed,
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Y GU Must Nn4

AIRY vas though on Dirt" with the ord;r
Inherent ana USTinpounds. 1t is a new
article. A r nnu altogether sunerio,
, . boon to l wnsnn in Housekeeping
= Seats the VOL %IInen. A new discoverS
Bath or shampoo. Laundry,
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EOnndSred.

CALCUTTA, July 23,-The steamer
MahrattG has foundered off Hoogly
Point. 1t is believed large number of
pilgrims returning to Calcutta were
drowned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-24

We know who has been milking our
COW of late. and if the offense is repeated
names will be printed. let the chips fail
where they may.-Harold (Mich.) Her
aid.
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A New Sit.

NEW YORK. July 23.-Miss Cleveland
will take the vice principalship of a
Fifth Avenue private school in this city
at its opening in September.
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To be Enforced with F.rmness.

DUBLIN, July 23-The Marquis OF
Londonderry, Lord Lieutenant, pre-
sided at the meeting of the privy
council. It was decided to proclaim,
under the crimes act, all counties e1
cept Antrim. Prior to this, m eung
of conference resident magistrates was
held, and 1t was decided to enforce the
new law with firmpess. Mr.. William
O'Brien, editor of United Ireland, Will go
to Luggacurran tomorrow to INACCURATE
sc. eme for the erection OF nuts TOT
the use of evicted tenants.
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Rough on Toothache." Instant re-
lief. 15c. ,.
ROUGH ON CORNs," hard or soft
ROUGH ON BILE Pills." Little,
but good. 10c.
ROUGH ON WORMS" Sure cure.
Csc. /
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sITURDAY'S SPORTS
SAME Interesting Events on
' the Race Track.
,np CANES ON THE DIAMOND
p.stpones Several Contests
Ban axoItIng Boat R&ce-HanlNn
Keats Gandauor-Etc.
The American rnrf

,,.,sourH PARK, July 2S.-Attend
Io-ge The track was quagmire
'l Nv. miJ-Bess won. & 'ilan second
a,cby third. Time, LAX.
A| Th,se-ouarters of a mlle-Angele'
Fordham second, Omaha third
lime a LliI one quarter miIes-Barnun
Ul0 Bonsnzs secOud, Dry Monopole
third. o LLin 9ne nal miIes-EoIe won
VhV second. TeubrOeck third
Il 6na mije-Young Duke won, BrittanIs
,scopd, Shasta third. lime, 3V.
'o ESGivus-eightns OF mtle-Ruftalo won,
catalina second, Milton third. Tlmer
L9 Sa,ndG,Dlsobase, full course-Harry
Mann Won, Jack second, jim McGoWan
third. No time.
AT SARATOGA.
a,u.ToeA, July 19.-The threatening
and sbowsry weather greatly affected
tbs numbers in a.teRdance at the Sara
400. course to-day. The defeat oil
T6niarte nv ROYAL Arch Occasioned con-
,,Sa-ahe surprise, as it had been sup
oaaS that The California crack had sub
.fsntialIy a walkoVer The day would
hsvs been rather mOnotonous, out Tor
this result and the victory gained by
Al Reed. The heavy rains OF the past
swo or three days have rendered me
rack yery h .avy. No pools were sold
tonight, as there will be ne ra cling on
S1Es9osA July % - Track heavy.
RTst race A ,,h stakes, for year-olds,
half mile-King Fish won, Badge Sec
ond Van l. land !hird Time, 80.
Second race. tnlrteen-si1teenths mile
Al Reed won, Hlmalaya second, Elk
wood third. nIe 2U6.
Third race, California stakes, one
miIe-Royal Arcn first, Yolsnte second.
Time l48
Fourth race, three-qusrters mile
OrVli won. CJIowens second, Nellie B.
third. Time lSH
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Strsthspey won. Nellie Van second.
Belmont third. Tune, Lob.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
New YORK, July 23-Boat racing
would have been nearly as suitable as
horse racing on Brighton Beach course
Three-quarters of amile-Manhattar
Won, Marquis second, Kittie K@rbel
third Time, %.
Mile and one sixteenth-Big Head
Won, JaCObuS second, Lea third. Time,
L54H.
seVen-eighths of q mile-Souvenir
Eon, Oslera second, Black Jack third
Time 3SH
Three-quarters of mile-Armstrong
son, Gov. Roberts second, Tattler third
Time, Ll9K
One mlle-Lute Arnold won, Pilot
second, KeOkuk third. Time, 1. 43%.
Five eighths mile-Hatband won,
LOS ---
Five-eighths miIe-Major won, Minnie
g Saoi3 second, Hampton third. Time
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Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm, tet-
ter. and all other manifestations of i'm
pure blood are cured by Hoods Sarsap-
arilla. 3
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SCORE BY ISHrNos
Illuminated

be 't tonn July 2a.-rA. ships and
9ectric = sr are illuminated tonight
aset and M t H5Sa lights are sweeping s the
has nev s 'Ie spectacle afiost and ash we
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BORN.

sMIrH-July 2sd, 1887, to the wife Of James les
N Smith, twins, boy and girl. This makes tSEes
six children born to the lady N tnree
births.
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Our National G.ma ne.tsrdax.

FITT5nURa, July 23.-Poor catching
anu case running helped mate riaIly to
l0lsa' 'ae home team to-day. The fea
' 'llss Oh the game was Denny's play at
g sUi' = .. when was a succession of bril-
in rpj. S'OPs and throws. In the fifth
sn u,S' arundel retired with a split
: aSfr, ana q Ny Myers took his place. At
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SCORE BY VESTNGs
OTHER PLACES.

O'hER PLACES.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-No game:
BALTIMORE !, July 28.-No game. rain
B; NV YORK, July 28.-New Yort-
TPoston game at Polo GroTndo ioT e.
Paw .r' brooklyn game at Wasbinuto on,
S az and Observation-Disclosures
& zane at Staten Island, were nospUouad
"'oag on account of rain. pO''p0nsu
AT WASHINGTON.
,,, %,As,aIhaTOS, July 23.-Ths bors
S, ss S'S 9ea all around the visitors and
S van oS aRd earned every run The me
, .ian1i fell on BufinntooEG''. until the home
carried io On the the seventh inning aor a nvs
'ial festn runs, There were I no s amu
CI sTss pickup S anS 81 a very
on the i bsn5 Inning The latter M TaS ny
E T9 S Of bis fingers Pb 5oRsdd ball; and had
aiag on soo 81 the e. end Of the eighth in
SCORE BY INNINGS
HhNliuEF,- I q
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THREE-MINUTE GLASS.

Barney, entered by Al. Thompson; and
Charlie B., entered by Al. Rysdkie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
Bowole, gonunos 60, Gafota.

Stlldo mig, Sr. Heoattsr! ieienuem Seres
Greoe Slao at sioe en- liben Stilorin9 at
2anbet o9 6orboloene her / gomunos gpuns
tn. 9ette SO. ligser, ipm befjenot, neiten /
9afotaS Centrum % er be9unIti9et meo
mango p99ti9e 5proele, ipm ellers mon9ler
pda iaa mango Steber I 3erritpriet: Ser er
6perilcoi9t % aoot @ano, Der fiuoes ira 10
til 30 6poS Epboe, ct iGrbeles ilnot &lirtat
os III rig Sorobuno; iea oil o9iaa ~bemGrte,
at Ber er iugen Wangel paa blgbt Saro, iaa
lGnge man len pie bet op at Sluerne. gr
Der od Sntet at LATTE paa oenre Ggu? bill On
p9 Inbeu ipprge. so! Der er en- Gel Sten,
iom be fleite al 9nfptas Counter; ei heller
er Der irooigt 8rGs paa Splauoet, men til
@leH9jGlo er Der ipGr @us paa 2aolanoet
os / Sluerne.
Oct meite al bet Norouetlige Of GouHtpet
opto9es ifjoT Saar; os iioite Saar iirsmmeoe
Soil mo iaa tDft ipm Sier til lin 8ube. Ser
bp9aes en- aupen Sernuei ira Ruscoe til
9tlsOieip / WcBherion &c., % Den ifal iorz
IGu9Cs til Sismard, iua oct er goO lloiist
for bette Counts burtise Spfomit. Oct pil
pitt ppre al Srteresie at bore, at Der Ton
iinoeS mango Claims" R~esjerinsslanb eno-
MI, li9eipul Der er en- RGnsbe apurters, Der
fuEoe "conteites" eQer % lilies oper" i9jen
uoen ptoere.
Sra bet firfeliae Self er berfra life me9ei
at ifriue, oa Steoet er for ungt for nosei
Wenigbebs Srouing, iaa pi bar bperter
Strife eller Stole Der enonu; men ieg baaberi
at ri 5remttoeu ltal bare bsgse Dele. Se.
ioltnin9en Der beiiaar al Nprife, SpenIte %
Nnteritanere.
Set l9nse Uenieoe Ee9n tom for en- ca.
fire Tiger iipen % bar lfjGnfet npt Sin til ben
uGiten pisne Srust % SGo, iaa Ri uenter at
iad ct Sp0t glar unbtasen paa Speoe; Den
formaaebe life at ionime fig pp al i'm for
trpbleoe Stiliua.
Bore nGrmeits Sanoelspiabie er Soipole
% &oScpe, ipm liy8er benbolospts 8 % II
Ntile fra nit SIem. 9isie Sper er liplise
pg eubper Npopsnoisbtos Irtitel tan Der
iaoes for Ten9e, ligeiom Der beler life er
Wtangel paa alIfens Otaafaa.
EnItenoe Slapuogiper o. 99iere 9pffe p9
Selo iprbliper ies gSers icrbunone
9. Saftegaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

On ofte brat | Cpermaal peo feitlise
Nnleoninser, at gu brat abitilist El, at
en- eneo3 brat iom eli Suamp, naar stns
leonins saoes, fit beie 2ip isisnnem,
bporpeb bog tilfsies, at oenne anleonins
iieloen inotraaote. llnotaselierne bar
%altiaa life for 8etponins lioeOoerfur
&eselen.
Tiolis Spltaaen bar for mango al
bore @omle o9ret en- npouenois 5plse al
oeres Nrbeioe. Tenne Bane ma oers
hos ~betrastes ipm betinset al ben belos
brinsenee Grbeioiombeb, buorom for er
talt. 2iseiom Grbeioe sioer Nppetit,
iaalebes bereber Oct osiaa 2esemet tit
al mpotase ben anben Opbpsser % @jens
af Strait os 8irielpit, nemlis
Sspnen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
Souitpa, &inn,
6r Geoaftpr!

6r GeoattDr!
Sort nRrmeite Wtarteosplaps er Soulton,
en- tripeli9 lioen Bp neo Here Bnrtfer, 3 a
5meoier, . S%alooner, ION roiGlger beru'
ieuoe Sritfeparsr. Nu er bog Strange TONNE
paa en- beore Sei eno at beige ili9e ufrIites
li9e Steber iom Salopnerne, oa ri bar faaet
en- notwithstanding, Der teller benlmoo so
Ieolemmer, men iaa primler Der ceiaa al
lIlpe iblanot Saarene, % be forisser at ripe
Dor SCREENING ueo iSjen. go afbolos'Sen'
nerue maa iaa 9ptie % 5remgans neo line
Soreninser, iaa mo mart Salupnerne uiSe
for NfbplosbRren.
@rpoen er oaarlis paa Siuno al ben ual'
minbelise 9srfe, Der bar p9ret; o9iaa ual'
minoelis mesen "GbindsbuSs' bar ltaoet
ben minbre @rsoe ps meset al Ntailen
manage Steoer iinoes u9iteu Inlet Ss os oaar'
lise Eriise faar man for bpab man bar at
i9lse.
g lplitepis al llnsgutter oraSer 10 IL
SeIten paa Gruub at be oaarlise Mrbeiosit
Der Der, men De siftelpitue Biser blioer bel
tilbase % icrser uper ben Ben, Der forlol
benz for at ipse en- 5remtio anoetiteos.
.0ecorah Ioiten" er soot liSt beromfrtns
Seq lanses hper llse eiter ben bemmellS
beosfuloe Q. en 6arn'er9u''
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
glepelano, 9afota.
Qr. Reeaftgr!

Qr. 6eeattBr!
5 Seres Blao al 13oe Sui iinoes en- Irt!s
tel ira Chippewa Sails, unoerte9net R. O.,
boori blauot Mnost ienoes en- Silsuins til De
R.tOe Gutter / 9erritcriet. ytu bar ri Gut.
ter eaer Yepperiuenoe, iom ban faloer be,
leet lao mango al laaoanne Silsninger, at ri
re a9ter at laoe bet saa upaatalt ben, tbi
oenne Sang bar Snoienoeren trnIfet Sauo'
teOen / mango Ting; men ban bar osiaa be-
li9loi os for nlan8t, iom aloris bar b9not
% heller aloris fan beuiies, nemlis, at pi lfal
oare 'aa fororinssfuloe, at ri bar formsSet
a' uoiGtie paa Sentene, % man8t Inoet lonl
otlaoer til, at ban er tor tr9t til at opoarme.
5s9 tror, OF ". 8. bar ip9rt Tibet 8lenoltab
I" os eler til pur Ssniist meo at bore ling
tarlsfarmere. Soao ital ri pel siDre Der
Ssconiin? Si reilte perira for at opisg
% ct Slem Der | 9aiota, baaoe foroi pi til
oil E 9iite os % labe Gar os Nor fpoe baaee
% % Siarrinsen, Us furoi ri, peo at bragg
9srop, tunoe ltabe os ct sset Slem % Hippo
III o9re Noseu iueien. 9fei at sifte ps iprI'
% lloen reiie bib. buor Tube oa alGrrinSsn
oar'T Sei, isrit Reoeu, iaa 5uslen. Der
,Ot fnaatte ri reiie alene for at finoe 9ano %
Opsse Sus. Saa itriper ri til goer, Senter,
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

lom taH p1re fleoe al at arbeioe for Nnbre
% iom bar aanb, 5slelie % Sierte NOT til,
ia ptrtslts tor fomme bio iom SusboloerIfer,
Saaoarne rGtter ri Saanhen % taeer goer
meo besse SGnoer. Vt tommle bib o. blipe
Sepperms, bet bebsuer Snsen at frpate, thi
Oct bar aloris bGnot, | ale Sab life her.
Je9 lliteres lite oper, ON Sentene er robbie
for Bepperipenoe, tbi bette Iapn er efter
min Hsentts liot iimpelt; bet Times at bile
t19re os ale ooer en- 8ari, iaa utae eno en-
Del al os er. Bare pi faar 9anb / Tafota.
ia laa bar ot 3itelen itrar, og her er ri II
N~abo9rtter, % fun en- er ooer 30 aar. gei.
fl9re Senter! Seq ifal forflare Cher. at
Tepperloenosne er iaIen / 8isconIiu, %, oa
81 bleo tore og 9an,le not, iaa bapbe pt Woo
NOT til at reiie bio til 5atota ga iibber nj,
nteo minoit en- balo Section 9anb bper, / triz
beige OmitGnoisbeoer ps peb aoot Rpp.
Spae Stripelien fra Chippewa SaIs anoaar.
laa Tom ben sanite sobt; men bet par Ses
'tnlonttaen mob os, iom je9 iplte mig for.
pltsiet til at befi9mpe, ps ru, fiGre sSenter.
Tan s o9l9e. enten S oil belle goers Sli9bne
n,eo os. eler ta9e en- Yspperipeno / Blscon
i'm; ben Sioite bar be fleite 9ilfrloe en-
Sptaermooer, ipm 8 maa BRACES meb. vi
er lite tilbageholone, men Stl9buen bplber
ps Der, itotil Ri Tan faa bet iao / Srben, at
pi fan reiie efter en- Susbploerfe. On paf.
ter Dag til 0siten oraaer ri afiteb. vi TO-.
Srer life, at Senterne ital tpmme bio alene;
er be lille barb at fomme eiter, iaa er be lite
n9ro at babe! gu ct grempel paa, bpuo en-
unstarlfarmer bar Sierte til at sipre mob
Setterne. Ser par en-, iom fonot fla en-
SlGreIte fra 8isconiin; be iorlpueoe fla, ua
'na Loo ban Jim porbenoe Suitru taae lin
Hreemptton paa Spmeiteab. yai er be 9ifte
c9 bar bet soot p9 fornpieliat. Manse ligs
nenoe Gin funoe jes opnapre, men MI torn.
ter je9, nit Srep er lanst moi, cs iaa maa s
betGnfe, at jea maa itele iitanb Supper ielp.
Seq er at finbe / glepelano, Gamiep Co.,
9atota. q. 6. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

Man fan iaa mere uirtelis Nptte al
en- so Gents SLATE az Or. BiselOip's
Positive Cure emo al noset anbet SOltss
meoicin for en- Dollar. Oct belbreoer
promte, burtis os iiffert ale SpsoOmme
| 9unserne o. Salieu. 2ilialss hos s.
8. Montsomerp & Co., 9ecorab. Soma.
(4usuit).
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

Mrs. ". gulbsrs, Wiscpnfin Street,
8ortase, @is., bepibner. at Or. Gusuft
Rsnias Sumburser. Draaber er ucmers
let o. anbsialsr Brusen al famine.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

nOgenlinbe feet bet nDrbueitlige Soma. Gn=
bper erfienoer, at hi bar ct lbpre fort Eager,
|Og at bet er ct Wipniter=S plag for Denne Del
TAT Staten. Oct CT fpr Ds Ell itDr 5ilirebsltil=
|lelie, at Dor
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

Squared ealingPlan
fife er bleDer misfDritaaet eller rl1berfjenDt. Oct
.er Ds Ell SOrnpielie at flrlle unberrette gubli=
fuH Dnl, at Dor &lGbes. gebolDni1g SOFT Dg
giuter oil bliue uiGbpa1lig itOr foatart betalt
% iltbfjpbt pberit billigt. 81 Dil blipe iltatD til
at Dppiie %fnllffere 1ragter for Gorlle Dg Gutter
erb llogeniinbe fpr. Gl &lGbesbanDel er Ell ior=
retiring al ct eget Slags, og
III bar ltl0eret ben bette bor SetHtib.
.NDre &llll0er fan itole paa, at ri taller ianOt.
|gi a~uerterer, for at pore &ulDer fan pibe, bpab
pi b%eltiler, Dg bpaO Slags 6anDel ri bar. Sol
Der ri fife, bpab ri lDper, Da oil ui life ~fOrlatge
9eres Spgnirg. Oct er 6Ouebiagell I'LL tilDags,
at llall fan itole baaoe paa, at bet er lnlllft og til
ltge gobt, bpab man faar for tine Yelge. 9ette
lfer bps %. Oct er, bpaD ri altiD tiliigter, at
ntal bDs % ital faa be bebite Sarer til bel Bill
ftgite 9rt5, iaa pDre aunbcr bus Dc atttb fdar
'yalo N9roi tor, bpao DC betaler.
@i pil gjpre os ipectel Image meb at ilO=
fjpbe Garer for Den NfiGtrlillg, lOrl I'LL fontller.
@n @riaring al II 9lar benne Slags 6a1Del,
bar lGrt %, bpaO Yulifunl pllifer Dg trGl1ger,
og altio bar bet peret Dor Spgaue at furipge at
gjpre Tolt tillags.
Bore Ytiler ltal blipe laDe,
og pore 8aco1er og Sprlmen al aleoerne oil
bliue rleb bet geoite, mani fitoer gtOroueiten.
81 uooiper life Nogetiombelt ior at oare,
bpab bet life birfelig CT,
on ri er ouerbeuilt ON, at pore &lltber. bar 5il=
lib til % % bDs % fan a%fllutte Ell mere TIL
frebsitilenbe 6anDel END bos tOgert aloerl 6all=
oelsmanO port Sag.
0i arbeiber ibGrbigt Og trOfait fOr at gaa /
Spioien for &lGbesbarDelen paa bisie &arter,
men til @jel1gjGlO bar ri ogiaa ben 5ilfreositil=
leie, at ri iiooer inOe meb pore &u1oers giaio
% 9enifab / en- larst ltDrre @rao, eno Silfal=
bet Archaeological er mellem ajpber % Selger.
gi baaber, at Yublifum fremlOeles Dil gipe Os
i'm spgning, og uil garantere, at port Eager
AT &l9ber for GOrne, @utter og gprn ifal uGre
laa mooerne, laa imlft og iaa uarigt, iom noget=
itebs fan fipbes, iamtibigt nleb at pore griier
er iaa lane lDm nDget anDet Steo 2aaOet.
aj9re! Gdr MI iaa inil at bulfe paa os,
naar be ifal fjobe &leber, 6erre=Artifler, 6atte
6uer, &uferter, GaoiGffe, Stpuler, Sfo eler
9lnbet lignenbe.
BEN BEAR.